Build service pages that match real search demand. The flow studies up to five competitor pages, learns what users want for your target keyword, and produces a clear content plan you can follow. It suits marketing teams, agencies, and site owners who need faster SEO planning.

Work starts with a form that collects competitor URLs, your keyword, services, and brand. The system loops through each URL and uses the Jina Reader API to fetch clean page HTML. Code steps extract titles, headings, and meta info, then bundle everything into one dataset. Google Gemini nodes review the competitor data, analyze user intent, merge both into a gap analysis, and then draft an ideal outline with UX and conversion notes. Wait steps space requests to avoid rate limits, and the result is saved as a downloadable text file.

You only need two keys to run it well, a Jina Reader API key and a Google Gemini API key. Set your wait time in the settings if you use a free plan, then open the form link and submit your inputs. Teams typically cut research time from hours to minutes and get a repeatable plan for new builds, refresh projects, and multi location services.

• Form trigger collects competitor URLs, target keyword, services, and brand in one place
• URL parser splits the list into items and loops through each page
• HTTP Request pulls clean HTML from Jina Reader with an Authorization header and HTML return format
• Code extracts titles, headings, and meta text and removes extra tags
• Set nodes organize fields per URL and combine all pages into one dataset
• Google Gemini chains produce competitor analysis, user intent, gap insights, page outline, and UX copy upgrades
• Wait steps control request pace to avoid rate limits based on your plan
• Convert to File creates a downloadable text report you can share

• Reduce competitor research from 6 hours to 15 minutes
• Automate 80 percent of outline and brief creation
• Improve planning accuracy by 50 percent using structured page data
• Handle up to 5 competitor pages per run without extra work
• Connect Google Gemini and Jina Reader in one flow
• Produce a ready to share text report for fast handoff

1. Import the template into n8n: Create a new workflow in n8n > Click the three dots menu > Select 'Import from File' > Choose the downloaded JSON file.
2. You'll need accounts with Google Gemini and Jina Reader API. See the Tools Required section above for links to create accounts with these services.
3. Open any Google Gemini Chat Model node, click the Credential to connect with dropdown, select Create new credential, and follow the on screen steps to add your Google Gemini API key. Name the credential clearly for your team.
4. In the Edit Fields node, set the Google Gemini Model value as needed. Use the same model name in the Gemini nodes if you want to standardize output.
5. Create a Jina Reader API key in your Jina account. Then open the Edit Fields node and paste the key into the JINA Reader API Key field.
6. Open the Start form node. Review the fields. Keep the competitor list to five URLs max to maintain quality.
7. Run a quick test with one competitor URL. Execute the workflow, open the form link, and submit the inputs. Check the Get URL HTML and Extract HTML Elements nodes for returned content and parsed headings.
8. Set Waiting Time Seconds in the Edit Fields node. If you use a free plan, use 20 seconds to avoid rate limits. Reduce the delay if your plan allows more requests.
9. Execute a full run with up to five URLs. Confirm the Set Competitor Analysis, Set User Intent Analysis, and Set Synthesis and Gap Analysis nodes each produce text. Verify the Convert to File node creates a text file.
10. Troubleshoot common issues. 401 errors from Jina mean the API key is missing or wrong. 429 or rate limit messages from Gemini mean increase the wait time. Empty parsed fields can mean the page blocks readers or the URL is not a direct service page.
11. When results look good, save and activate the workflow. Share the form link with your team for repeat use.